Schopenhauer says, "On looking a little closer, we find that inorganic matter presents a constant conflict between chemical forces, which eventually annihilates it; and on the other hand, that organic life is impossible without continual change of matter, and cannot exist if it does not receive perpetual help from without. This is the realm of moral norms, and its opposite would be an immoral being, exposed to no attack from without, and needing nothing to support it."

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Schopenhauer's quote discusses the nature of inorganic and organic matter, focusing on their inherent conflicts and needs for survival, rather than directly addressing moral norms or the concept of an immoral being.

Schopenhauer Says, "On Looking a Little Closer, We Find That